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Bedfordshire Parish Transcripts available on CD

Posted on 16 October 2012 by Linda Elliott
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The Bedfordshire Family History Society has produced CD’s of the parish register transcripts and other records that they hold. The transcripts, I assume, are those made by F.G. Emmison who worked at the Bedfordshire Record office for some years. The … Continue reading →

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Oxfordshire Parish Registers to go online

Posted on 9 October 2012 by Linda Elliott
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I haven’t visited the Oxfordshire History Centre website for a while and on visiting it today found a small notice on the front page saying that from 25 June this year they have started an eight month project to digitise … Continue reading →

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FindMyPast Middlesex Collection – new additions

Posted on 26 September 2012 by Linda Elliott
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Whoo Hoooo !!!!!  FindMyPast has added 95,000+ new baptism transcriptions and 79,000+ burial transcriptions to their Middlesex Collection. If you have ancestors who lived in the London/Middlesex area, and most of us have, you will know how easy it is … Continue reading →

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Clay Cross, Derbyshire Burial Records

Posted on 25 September 2012 by Linda Elliott
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Ancestry Card Catalogue Lucky Dip

Posted on 17 September 2012 by Linda Elliott
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When you enter England as the location in the Ancestry.co.uk Card Catalogue and leave all other boxes blank it comes up with 991 entries. There are the well known and well used censuses, civil registration indexes, the London parish registers … Continue reading →

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